Sammy's Drawing Blog

 Today I'll be sharing with you some info of a good friend of mine's, blog, Learning To Draw with Sam.

Sammy's blog is great for anyone who is looking for some tips on how to draw anything from inanimate objects to animation characters, like our good friend, Mickey Mouse.

A few of the things Sam teaches you how to draw on this site include: Learning to draw a...

                      Palm Tree 

                              Bart Simpson
                               








Homer Simpson

                             

                     A Flower
                                    

    

                 
       Pikachu's Face
                                                                                                                       Mickey Mouse.
             
 

Sam also shares with us: What she has been up to this week, Her interview's with her guest's of honor and Product and Blog Reviews. 

I suggest that you go check this blog out, if it meets all your requirements!

Check out her site here ----> http://learningtodrawwithsam.blogspot.com.au/

If for some reason you happen to lose or can't find this website or post, then just simply click on her button at the side of my page. 

To next ya'll!

How To Draw A Bunny

Everyone, I've got one more How To to present to you today and it will be on, how to draw a cute bunny. I hope you enjoy!

 

What you will need:

- Pencil or pacer (not pen)

- A4 sheet of paper

- An eraser

- An artistic mind :)

Step 1: Draw a large oval and a curved inwards rectangle, with a rounded base.

Step 2: On the base of the body, draw two stubby legs coming out. And make circular feet.

Step 3: At the very top of the body draw two long, stubby oval arms.
(You can have them in any position you wish for!)

 
Step 4: On the bottom part of the body, just below the left arm (your right ;D) draw a small rounded semi-circle, for the tail.

Step 5: At the top edges of the head draw two large (floppy) ears. You can do any style you want, but I chose the 'straight-floppy' ear and the 'floppy' ear.

Step 6: In around about level of the base of the arms, draw two fairly large dots in the lower part of the face.

Step 7: You can go wild here, colour, shade, etc. I just added a light back shade to my bunny. Thank you, I hope you enjoyed my How To Tutorial.

Mothers Day!

Heey guys, I haven't been updating lately, so i sincerely apologize for that, for as I have been recently busy. As you probably knew last Sunday was Mothers Day! Over all it was an average day, with the extra additions of mum receiving her gifts... Most of the day mum was out working, so I didn't spend much time with her, but we made it up when she got back home :) I gave her a lucky bamboo which I had won at the fate the other day as well as a polka dot jar, which she liked the most :)

What did you do on Mothers Day? Did you have a good day? Tell me your experiences down below~
Thanks again!

School on the run!

Last week our school held a sports event called Cross Country. It's where different age levels have to run different lengths around a track. I had to run 4k.. which was not exactly thrilling, but it was alright because i was in company of my friends. I did not 1st, 2nd or 3rd instead I got 12th..

I have never been the best athlete :) All in all it was a good day, my team, Pinyali, did not win any trophies but we came very close to.

Have you had any recent school events, or do you remember, the last time you had one? Tell me about down below!

How To Draw A Horse (Running)

Hey guy's I am back after my long break to present to you another how to! So lets try something new, OK well today I'm showing you how to draw a horse (running). 

What you will need:

-Pencil or pacer (whatever you prefer)

-A4 sheet of paper

-Rubber

-Coloured pencils

-An artistic mind

Step 1: First up, you must draw a rectangular looking oval to shape to head. If you are confused then rely on the picture below, at the top of the of the oval draw a large curved line, sloping downwards. On the bottom right hand corner of the oval draw a shorter line sloping downwards.

Step 2: At the bottom of the short line you just drew add a slightly larger line curving outwards, then a much smaller straight line beneath the later. Come out to the left of the newly drawn line, draw a leg curving into a U-shaped leg. Just beneath the hoof of your U-shaped leg, draw another rectangular leg but on the right bulged the line a bit. Above the bottom point of the first hoof you have drawn, draw a slightly curved outwards line diagonally to the right.

Step 3: At the base of the neck, draw an indented line then slope upwards then end it by curving downwards. (If you are have trouble understanding, then please look down at the picture below!) To create the tummy draw a curved lie conecting to the top of the leg.

Step 4: At the bottom of the curved line create a rounded line ending about a the same point from the stomache. At the end of the line you just drew draw a line coming out diangonally and then draw downwards and create a square based hoof. Then draw a slightly indented line coming back up the the top of thigh. To complete the second leg, first you must draw a short diagonal line going downwards and then curve outwards and again create the hoof in a square base. Then draw a curved line going back upwards to connect to the stomache.

Step 5: At around about the top of the back curved line (namely the back-side) Draw a long oval curving downwards, with a pointed tip.

Step 6: On the back of the neck it is time to add the mane! So add a curved line from the top of the head all the way down the the base of the neck. Also at this point you are welcome to add to small triangles at the top-top of the head, for the ears.

Step 7: Rub out all the unwanted lines you have, and at this stage you are welcome to also add the eyes and nose, which are simply just a curved, rounded dot for the eye and a small circle for the nose.

Step 8: Here is the time to add any extra details to your horse that you want, here I just added some flowing hair that is flying in against the wind. Feel free to get creative.

Step 9: And the last step is...Colouring! and yes I know I may not be the best colourer but even just a little bit of colour can give your horse some character!

How To Draw A Basic Anime Girl Base

Heey guys I am back with a long awaited How To! Today I will be showing you how to draw a basic anime girl base!

What you will need:

- Pencil or pacer (not pen)

- A4 sheet of paper

- An eraser

- Coloured pencils (optional)

- An artistic mind :)

Step 1: Draw a fairly proportionate vertically oval.

Step 2: Below the base of the oval draw two small, slightly, curved-inwards lines joined together at the bottom by curving outwards line. This is your neck.

Step 3: At the bottom of the neck, draw two small horizontal lines for your shoulders. Then draw two large curving inwards lines, on either side, and end with another line joining the two together.

Step 4: Below the waist draw a line on either side, that is curving slightly outwards. Then curve it inwards then back outwards. Continue this until it looks symmetrical.

Step 5: For the shoulders, draw to circles on both sides and do the same on the lower half.

Step 6: Draw two long ovals coming from the two circle on the lower body and end with a circle on each.

Step 7: On the bottom of the last circles you drew, draw two more long oval except this time end with a straight line. As shown below.

Step 8: On the bottom of the of each line, draw a curved rectangle to create the feet.

Step 9: On the shoulder circle's draw two long ovals, one on either side, and end with a triangular shaped square.

Step 10: Your can change the shape of you head to suit you, but I have made the chin slightly more pointed. Also on your oval, namely the face, you can draw a semicircle on either side of the head, to produce the ears. And you can't forget the eyes! So lets add those in to. You can use any type of eye you wold like, so feel free to use you imagination!

Step 11: Now is the time to decorate you base! Have fun~

Mont Marte Coloured Charcoal Pencils

I am back today with yet another review (echo: boring) yes, yes I know but anyhow, I must continue! Over the previous holidays I went to a store called 'Rosies', but it may also be known to you as 'King Kong Sales.' During my time in the shop, I waddled over to the art's and craft's section to see what was new in stock, and there it was! The Mont Marte Coloured Charcoal Pencils. I'm sure it was love at first sight. I knew I had to get so I grabbed it and went to the counter and it was the cheapest I had ever seen. Thanks again, 'Rosies'! When I got home I just had to use them, so I tore them out of the packet (in a gentle way) and began to use them right away. They are a bit difficult to handle at first but once you get used to it, you're away! I greatly recommend Mont Marte's charcoal pencils if you are looking for a new creative way to draw. For more information on the product above, check out the website below to get some more info!
http://montmarte.net/products/Drawing_Illustration/Charcoals?product_id=739
Over and out.